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Table of Contents - February 2008 / March 2008
Previous Issues
Features
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Elliott Yamin
Mary Milewski chronicles the meteoric rise of one of American Idol’s most successful also-rans, singing sensation Elliott Yamin. She follows Yamin’s journey as he takes to the road to launch his performing career and push for greater diabetes awareness.
Columns
- My Own Injection
- My Side of the Meter
Living Well
- Halle Berry's Miracle
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ADA Approves Low-Carb Diets
Mary Milewski chronicles the meteoric rise of one of American Idol’s most successful also-rans, singing sensation Elliott Yamin. She follows Yamin’s journey as he takes to the road to launch his performing career and push for greater diabetes awareness.
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How I Developed "Mad Eye"
Laura Plunkett discusses how the urgency of managing a child’s diabetes often imbues parents with magical eyesight and powerful new senses.
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Society Wants Kids to Be Fat!
Does the consumer environment conspire to make kids fat? It sure looks like it.
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It's Not Bad To Be Double blind
Why double-blind tests are science’s "gold standard" for assuring the accuracy and reliability of drug and treatment tests.
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Cruise the Caribbean With Olympian Gary Hall
A low-cost cruise next December with plenty of people in the same (diabetic) boat could be a great way to cure winter blues.
- What You Should Know About Type 2 Medications
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An Appeal to Insulin Manufacturers!
As readers relate their potentially fatal doses of the wrong insulin, Editor-in-Chief Scott King throws a challenge at insulin manufacturers: Start coloring your bottles.
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Clinical Trials Ignore Too Much
Drug trials often ignore other outcomes, including quality of life, in focusing solely on blood sugar control.
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Resources for Mastering Low Blood Sugar
How "hypo-drills" can save a spouse’s life.
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Shouldn't Everything Just Click?
An interview with Amylin’s Craig Eberhard.
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Continuous Monitoring is Here!
How much does the Dexcom CGM device cost?
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Resources for Mastering Foot Care
Birgitta Rice gives sound advice on diabetic foot care.
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After All These Years
Gertrude "Blondie" Fran, 93, has lived with type 2 diabetes for more than 40 years, attributing her success in managing it to her diabetologist son-in-law, Dr. Aaron L. Vinik, and her love of music and books.
Technology Today
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Up & Pumping
We asked what improvements you want to see in insulin pumps and you answered – in one of the heaviest responses we’ve ever enjoyed to an editor’s query.